Good morning, Syracuse.

The Salvation Army of Syracuse launched an emergency fundraiser after more than $350K in funding was cut from United Way—neighbors, businesses and community groups are urged to donate to support local family shelters, early education programs and senior services.

tha Bejkurij bakery at 273 S.

Midler Ave in Eastwood has a stop work order after a July 31 letter cited permit issues and non-compliant ramp (due by Aug. 13). Building owner Stephen Skinner said plans were submitted on Aug. 3 as baker Corey Bruce said doors will remain open.

Tully’s Good Times has taken over the iconic $1 potato booth at the State Fair after longtime operator Wahid Akl stepped down due to rising costs.

The state will pay Tully’s a $40,000 management fee and cover employee payroll — all while providing New York-grown potatoes.

Pentatonix will perform on their Christmas in the City Tour with a show at KeyBank Center in Buffalo on Nov.

18 and another at MVP Arena in Albany on Nov. 29 as part of a 28-city tour following the deluxe album release on Oct. 30.

National Grid disconnected service for nonpayment to 15,143 customers in May, the highest monthly total since June 2016, and nearly 29,000 customers lost power over May and June.

The utility reconnects most customers quickly under a deferred payment plan (helping households manage overdue bills).

A 16-year-old student sued the Fayetteville-Manlius school district over its reaction to her approved free speech presentation at a school-sponsored heritage assembly in May, with legal experts saying that prior approval of her remarks may complicate the case.

The suit seeks a retraction, policy changes, and damages.

Onondaga County lawmakers are urging Gov. Hochul to sign the Good Food NY Bill to let public facilities consider local produce over national vendors in food contracts; the measure, aimed at benefiting local farms, is currently under review.

1911 Established will unveil its new Empire State Sparkler drink at the New York State Fair from Aug.

26 through Labor Day. The $17 drink is made with cranberry vodka, boba, whipped cream & cake pops and will serve as a meal in a glass at three Fair locations.

HUNT Real Estate has restructured its Central New York operations to boost its commercial services — Steven Reed now serves as vice president and district manager while remaining branch director at Camillus, and Megan Shatraw has been promoted as branch director at Cicero.

Historic Chimes Building, a 1929 structure, reopened after a $40 million redevelopment with a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday in downtown Syracuse.

It now has 152 mixed-income apartments plus commercial spaces including a diner for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and tenants will move in early September.

Syracuse football wrapped up a busy first week of fall camp with injuries, limited practice time, and new role adjustments including extra versatility from Matthew Outten and Demetres Samuel Jr.—coach Fran Brown is set to refine the team as they prepare for the season.

Billy Idol Concert

7:30 PM — Empower FCU Amphitheater at Lakeview — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of classic rock with Billy Idol in a vibrant outdoor setting.